When you are preparing for a special event, it takes a lot of time for the preparation and you would need all the time in the world to do it. In preparing for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah this would require pre-planning at its peak because it is a very significant occasion for every young man and young lady who are about to be welcomed to the world of adulthood. With this, ehow.com shows us through some succinct steps.
Finalize the dates and times of the ceremony and celebration. You'll need to discuss this with your rabbi or the administrator of your congregation well in advance, since some dates may not be available or appropriate for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Set a budget for the celebration. This may affect the size of your guest list, your choice of venue and the type of party you decide to have.
Determine the size of the celebration. Will you ask just family and congregation members? Friends from your child's school? Out-of-towners? Make the list (don't forget to consult your child), and review it several times to be sure no one has been left out.
Taking care of many aspects like setting the date and time, finalizing a budget as well as the number of guests is quite simple. However, when it comes to selecting the food, venue, guests and entertainment, it can be cumbersome. The same article from ehow.com adds more notable tips.
Do not forget to reserve the venue to be sure of the place. You can have the celebration at the synagogue itself or any Jewish community center or it can also be in a banquet room at a nearby hotel, conference center or restaurant.
Decide what sort of food and beverages you'll provide. Will the celebration include a full sit-down meal? Finger foods? Alcoholic drinks? Get estimates from a few different caterers if you plan to have a fully catered party.
All these things considered can certainly make your young child's Bar or Bat Mitzvah's celebration a resounding success.
Finalize the dates and times of the ceremony and celebration. You'll need to discuss this with your rabbi or the administrator of your congregation well in advance, since some dates may not be available or appropriate for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Set a budget for the celebration. This may affect the size of your guest list, your choice of venue and the type of party you decide to have.
Determine the size of the celebration. Will you ask just family and congregation members? Friends from your child's school? Out-of-towners? Make the list (don't forget to consult your child), and review it several times to be sure no one has been left out.
Taking care of many aspects like setting the date and time, finalizing a budget as well as the number of guests is quite simple. However, when it comes to selecting the food, venue, guests and entertainment, it can be cumbersome. The same article from ehow.com adds more notable tips.
Do not forget to reserve the venue to be sure of the place. You can have the celebration at the synagogue itself or any Jewish community center or it can also be in a banquet room at a nearby hotel, conference center or restaurant.
Decide what sort of food and beverages you'll provide. Will the celebration include a full sit-down meal? Finger foods? Alcoholic drinks? Get estimates from a few different caterers if you plan to have a fully catered party.
All these things considered can certainly make your young child's Bar or Bat Mitzvah's celebration a resounding success.
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